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I'm unwilling to assume that you're being anything other than scathing, Rick. Your reputation goes before you

Going to buy 20 copies.

Well, I'm sure we'll get someone to make a better one when we have something vaguely interesting to shout about

What dux said, but using the pump shotgun instead (though not exactly 10:1...).

As nice as it looks, I don't really care about the single player at all. I want to know what the gameplay & balance is going to be like when there's 64 player carnage taking place

I hope it has TV missiles. Beware, jet fuckers!

We finally bothered to create a website (well, a placeholder...), so you can add me to eegeo. I've been there since RTW went pop in ~September. Mark Simpson -- Software Engineer http://www.eegeo.com

Please tell me there's a GI expert called Joe.

Kotaku is a shitehole anyway.

It made me angry in quite a few places (bad gunplay, some finicky parts where Faith wouldn't grab on to the bit I needed), but the parts of ME that worked were very, very cool. I'm sure they could've delivered a much better experience the second time around and it's a real shame that it's not going to happen The art was so cool, too.

If it only happens at peak times, then it's most likely their problem.

They had a single player mode with bots. There was no campaign, but still.

BF2 single player was a joke. I'd rather than just canned the SP and concentrated on the MP exclusively That's just me, though...

Two advantages of a narrow fov: Better performance (more of the scene is culled because the frustum is smaller) Less stretching at the extremities of the view Disadvantages: Makes some folk feel sick (read Valve's musings on narrow fov and the driving section in HL2 -- they had to increase the fov to stop some people throwing up) Subjective: I personally like ~80 to 105 fov (played TFC with 120, but times change). I dislike the ultra-narrow fovs offered in certain games these days because it really inhibits the sense of fluidity. There's a reason gears (and every 3rd person game released since) dynamically increases your fov when you run -- it gives the player a better sense of speed. Playing a game with a large fov makes everyting flow so much more nicely, and the sense of spatial awareness is heightened for me. I used to love flying around in Quake III & TFC with a high fov

Apple used to have a totally closed (read: guess why you were denied?) submission process, yet they can't respond to something that is clearly violating copyright? Pretty weird extremes.